Privacy

When you sign up for the Resource Library, the newsletter or a workshop, I collect the name and email address you enter, and the page you signed up from.

If you apply for coaching, I also keep the answers you give in the application.

If you apply for a session, I keep your name, email, any note you add, and your answers: your situation and role, a rough range for what your business makes or what you earn, what you want help with, how much you're ready to invest, and when you want to start. I only use these to decide whether a call is the right next step and to prepare for it.

After you join the Resource Library, I may ask five optional questions: which best describes you, how you use AI and which tools you've tried, what you want most, when you want to start, who would pay for learning like this, and how much time you could give it each week. You can skip them. I don't ask for your phone number, company name or revenue.

To give you what you signed up for, and to send you emails with AI tips. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and you can use it any time.

If you answer the five questions, I use your answers to work out which resources, emails and next steps are most relevant to you, for example whether to suggest a call or the community. Your answers are stored with your sign-up and added to your record in Kit so the emails you get fit what you told me. They are only used to send you relevant resources.

I don't sell your details or share them with anyone for their own marketing.

Email lists run on Kit and Beehiiv. Sign-ups and applications are also stored in Notion. Workshop emails are sent with Resend. The site is hosted on Vercel.

If analytics are switched on, Google Analytics and the Meta pixel record anonymous page visits.

The Resource Library sets three cookies, each lasting a year:

nt_access, so you don't have to sign up again on the same device. It holds no personal information, just a signed timestamp.

nt_who, which holds your email address, signed so it can't be changed, so your answers to the five questions are saved against your sign-up. Only the website's server can read it; scripts in the page can't.

nt_profile_prompt, which holds no personal information. It only counts whether to remind you about the five questions, at most twice.

Email nazir@traqcollective.com and I'll delete your details, including any answers to the five questions, or send you a copy of what I hold.